Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-05-21
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
Produce Market.

SAN FRANCISCO, May Goth.
FL0UR-Net cash prices for California Best
Family, SIS 1905 80 2, bbl Bakers extra, 81 90
to S. Is; Superfine, IS 10 to SIS 60.
WHEAT-Situation unchanged. No trading
in the sample market, while on call there is
lively movement in the shape of contracts.
Quotable at 81 so for No l shipping, and
81 S2154a1 IS q ctl for more choice grades.
BARLEY-1here was softer tone to the
market this morning. Feed of the better class
could not be placed at over 81 121R. and it is
doubtful if much custom could be found even
at this figure. Buyers who are not in immedi-
ate want of stock are not disposed to pay over
81 10 e ctl, expecting to satisfy their needs when
required at the lower rates. Brewing is steady
at 81 20a1 % p ctl.
OATS Market continues moderately active
at unchanged figures. We quote prices as
No lS5.0G : 81 COOL e2}5; Milling, 81 7s3S@1 g
Surprise, 81 Sal 90 Black, 81 5O@1 S.; Ne.
braska, 81 50@l 50 p ell.
o G2kN large 22 aHts as s. o 73STi TO- SMALL Ga
Yellow, 81 i215a1 Is; White, 81 1901 40 . ctl
sEEDS-Quiet. We quote prices as follows
Mustard, Brown, s292 50; Yellow, g ST
Rape, i1z@2c; Timothy, 5@6c; Alfalfa, S@9c
HAY-We quote: Dat, soil; Barley
81 50CDl0 so Wheat, S10@14 p ton.
sTRAW-auotable at 35@55c y bale
HOPS-Nominally quotable at l0G15c . b.
BUCKWHEAT = Quotable at 81 05@1 15 2
c oSTfGGTddiRg 10 aSalfy supplies have caused
break in prices. Wharf rates are as follows
New Early Rose, 75c@S1 20; Peerless,
s2@2 Is; Burbank Seedlings, s2@25; Oregon
Garnet Chile, 81 1922 q ctl.
ONIONS-There is less surplus on the market,
and holders ask advanced rates Quatable at
5o@soc 2 ctl. some choice lots selling higher.
2 50; Butter, 81 50@I 90 Pink, 81 25@i IS; Red,
81 1901 50; Lima, 81 1902 Is; Pea, 81 1892:
Small White. 81 S0@2 q ctl-
VEGETABLES-We quote Asparagus, 50c@
pi,Y,ha III how.
l2c . b; Cucumbers, 5oc@S % p dozen;
Green Peppers, S@10c q b; Green Peas,
60@9Oc , sack; Tomatoes, S2@2 % p
mon mon and 5@6c for better qualities sum
mer Squash, S1@1 so q box; Artichokes, LOG
15c q dozen; Carrots, S5@5Oc p ctl; Turnips,
25 S5oc q ctl; Beets, 75c@sl . sack; PaTsnips,
50g75c a ctl; Csulihower, 50c@75c p dozen
Cabbage, 75c@s1 . ctl /; Garlic, 1@2c q b;
Celery, 50@50c q dozen Dry Peppers, SG10c
Dry Okra, 15@2oc q ID.
FRUIT-Some Mulberries from Bouldin Island
were offering to-day at soc q drawer. Trade
generally was slow this morning, the moist
weather tending to check the demand. Prices
generally shaped in favor of buyers. Cher
for black; Gooseberries, l1%C92c for common,
and 3,95c for English q ID; Strawberries, $40
81 chest; RaspbeIries, SI@1 so p drawer;
Currants, SOC 2 small drawer, 6O@75c large box:
Apricots, 75c@1 50 q box: Apples, S2G3 &,
box for good to choice: Mexican LINES, s9q11
p bx; California Lines, 50c@S1 so p box Lemons,
SICILY, 1oG20 OO 40 Ca1IOrIl1a, SiCOl 0O fOr
common, SPAS for choice; Oranges, California,
81 25@2 so p box for common, and s2@5 4
box for Navel; 6ansnss, 81 50G3 so q bunch !;
Pineapples, 81 G6 p dozen.
DRIED FRUIT-We quote: Sun-dTied Apples,
5951Sc q n for sliced and 4@5c for quar-
tered; Alden and Plummer, PFC; Ap-
ricots, HOBO Blackberries. l0c: Figs, 5@6c for
pressed and &c for impressed; Smyrna do,
l218@14c for layers and Zoe for kegs; Meta
rines, l0c; Peaches, 1791sc for peeled, and ga
lec for unpeeled; Pears, SGic for whole and "a
aTslTy
SAGE for pitted and 2@4c for unpitted; Ger
man Prunes, 1850; French Prunes, Std9c y d;
Raisins. London Layers, 81 S09l so p box. with
20@25c advance Tor fractiOns Common, SOL IS
H0NEY-we quote: Comb. Polio p u for
choice and 6Ssc for common; bright extracted,
IBiUTTER-Market steady in price, with de-
mand good. We quote Fancy, dc; good
to choice, 19@20c; lair, 16@1Sc; mixed
lots, I2@l5e; hrkin, lS92oc for fancy, 1691sc
for fair to good. and lIa13c 2 b for poor.
CHEESE-Quotable at 1o1a@ll1ac . b for
choice, and 9a10c for fair TO good quality.
EGGS-Dull trade and easy prices. Quotable
at l5@l6c q dozen Tor store lots and 17@lsc a
dozen for ranch consignments. Eastern, 15@
loo = dozen.
POULTRY TuIkeys-Gobblers, 10000;
Hens, 17@1Sc; koosters, t5a6 tor old, and $50
l. for youug: Hens, S. 50@6 80 for ordi-
nary stock, and Sos for choice; 8Toilers,
s. 51Ss7 50; Ducks. S6sS 80 dozen: Geese,
sI@1 p p pair for Old, and 81 50C92 2 pair for
Goslings Pigeons, 81 ? dozen Tor old and $40
. 50 for young.
GAME-we quote: Rabbits, 81 25; Hare, 81 500
IS y dozen.
PROVISIoNS-We quote jobbing lots East
ern Hams 1415dl515c; California, 10dl1e for salt;
refrigerator-cured, l518d14e; Eastern Breakfast
Bacon, l2G9l21Ic; California BACON SdSJSc for
heavy and medium, 919@10c tor light medium
and 10 a lie forlight 12g1l21 &c extra light Clear
Sides, 10c 3 ID Pork, 50 5OGl0 2 Dbl for extra
prime, Sl0dn for prime mess, SIS 5JGl6 for
mess, SIC 50@l7 for clesr 81 50@IS for extra
clear; Pigs feet, S11 5o0l2; Mess Beef. $500
| for bbls 81 50t35 for hf bbls: Extra Mess Beef,
50 5000 so for bbls IS 2565 so for hfbbls Family
Beef Sl4 50ta15 50 y Dbl: California Smoked Beef,
| I29121zc q b; Eastern Lard, 96914c for tierces
and 91za10c 2 b Tor pals; California do, lob
tins, SCI 5-b tins, SIC; pals, &c for 10-fb, &c
for 3D. and 91Sc q 10 for 3-fb pals.
WOOL.-We quote:
Poor short spring, seedy and bury, q b.-13915c
Good short spring, seedy, q .1517
Choice short spring, free, > B...........---1791s
~ free n